Guys,
Thank you all for your replies. Just to let you know that I figured out what
the problem was, and (surprise-surprise) it had nothing to do with perl or
cygwin at all.
It was the source string. What I'm doing is making a Perl socket server process
parts of an html document pased by a clie
Just FYI:
> -Original Message-
> From: cygwin-owner On Behalf Of Wardman_Michael
> Sent: 18 August 2004 07:40
> To: V.MIRCEVSKI
> Cc: cygwin
^ This is the correct way to
http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#PCYMTNQREAIYR.
[snip]
> This might explain the Windows vs. Cygwin behaviour,
Good guess, but the original RE didn't support any variations of
whitespace, so it wouldn't have matched a multi-line string anyway...
However, if the OP didn't provide the exact RE he used, he could try
setting PERLIO=crlf in his environment and see if that helps.
One thing that he may also b
I wonder if the "/s" on the end is getting a newline problem somewhere?
This might explain the Windows vs. Cygwin behaviour, as they can be
configured to have different line endings.
I've had to modify a lot of scripts to run under Cygwin by adding:
| tr -d '\r'
-Original Message-
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On Wed, 18 Aug 2004, V.MIRCEVSKI wrote:
> Now, this may be old news for many of you, but I'm new to cygwin, so
> please don't shoot. I'd be happy if someone would post me a link to the
> solution.
>
> I'm doing quite strightforward matching using regular expressions in
> perl (as you can see b
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